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    How Intelligent are Chimpanzees Compared to Humans? A chimpanzee’s brain size is less than ⅓ of a human’s brain size‚ yet they are still so intelligent when compared to humans. Chimpanzees don’t haven’t invented computers or iphones‚ but just a small it of research shows that chimps are actually quite intelligent. Jane Goodall is someone who has spent lots of time with chimpanzees‚ and she herself has experienced the intelligence of chimps. Chimpanzees are our closest relatives‚ sharing lots of

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    Adriana Pavie ESL 192 Instructor: Essay 1 Spoken Language and Other Forms of Communication Language is defined as highly elaborated signaling‚ and it’s also the key to understand and be understood. Human beings start to acquire language from the moment they are born. We can say that language and communication are the heart of the human experience whether communication is face to face‚ in writing‚ in signs‚ in body language etc. When spoken language is compared with other forms of communication

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    Does language ‘Juggling’ build better brains? Being able to multi-task is more difficult for some than others‚ but for those who speak a second language may find it easier than most. Negotiating between two different languages‚ known as mental ‘juggling’‚ is said to be an essential key to keeping a sharp and youthful mind. But the benefits‚ towards being able to ‘Juggle’ between dialects and languages‚ was a controversial issue. Previously‚ some scientists concluded that the more languages a person

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    Before Jane Goodall’s discovery scientists believed that non-human primates lived simple life. It turns out that they are highly intelligent‚ emotional creatures that live in complex societies. This new discovery lead people to feel compassion and concern for the animals. Leakey’s once said “new we must redefine tool‚ redefine man‚ or consider chimpanzees as humans”. We now see that we are not alone with being advanced that there are other non-human primates that also are advancing. People

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    Arturo Perez 11/05/2013 Anthropology Craig Stanford wrote an article titled “Got Culture” and the issues addressed in this article are that our closest relatives who are the Chimpanzees share a culture just as us humans do. But many people in the world do not believe in such theories they believe that culture is specific to humans only and that there is no way that a Chimp can hold such “symbolic relationships” as us humans do everyday (Stanford‚ 2002.) Throughout the article Stanford points

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    In the passage of The Case for the Personhood of Gorillas‚ the authors‚ Francine Patterson and Wendy Gordon make exceptionally compelling arguments as to why animals like gorillas should be considered to be more than just animals. In this passage‚ they inform the reader about a certain gorilla named Koko‚ as well as her eighteen year old son named Michael. Both of these Gorillas have expressed certain elements and features that were once upon a time thought to be exclusive to humans and humans alone

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    Matthew Prythero ANTH: Human Nature 9/11/2013 Humans & Chimpanzees It appears that out of the scholarly research of many who have dedicated their lives to learning more about the chimpanzees and their characteristics most common in us have found and believe that chimpanzees do in fact have culture‚ just like humans do. Now how you interpret culture also determines how you interpret the human-like behaviors found in chimpanzees. Gender roles and behaviors‚ group and biological responses and

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    However‚ some scientists say that chimpanzees do indeed possess TOM. By showing a chimpanzee a series of video tapes of humans in situations that lacked a solution‚ and then presenting several different photos‚ one with a solution to the problem‚ it was shown that chimpanzees do indeed possess a version of TOM. For example‚ the chimpanzee was shown a video of a phonograph‚ unable to play because it was unplugged. The chimpanzee then chose the photo of a plugged in phonograph as a solution (Premack and Woodruff

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    The article entitled "Dim Forest‚ Bright Chimps" by Christophe Boesch and Hedwige Boesch-Anchermann (1991:72-75) shows that the use of crude tools and hunting strategies might have been the same between chimpanzees and our early ancestors. In 1979‚ a field team began a long-term study of the chimpanzees in the Tai National Park. The goal of studying these chimps was to help "shed new light on prevailing theories of human evolution" (72). Anthropologists believe that some 1.8 million years ago‚ hunting

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    He knew his pursuer was coming; he heard the thumping sound of feet on the soft earth‚ and the night breeze brought him the perfume of the general’s cigarette. It seemed to Rainsford that the general was coming with unusual swiftness; he was not feeling his way along‚ foot by foot. He saw through the bushes and thick trees‚ a small man approaching him. This man seemed a bit more rawboned than Zaroff’s larger‚ more manly build. “Rainsford?” questioned the mysterious man in a quite skittish voice

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